McKinnon

/ məˈkɪnən /

noun

1. McKinnon SirDon(ald)1939MNew ZealandPOLITICS: politician Sir Don ( ald ) ( Charles ). born 1939, New Zealand politician; secretary-general of the Commonwealth (2000–08); deputy prime minister of New Zealand (1990–96)

Example Sentences

The service charges for Liam Mckinnon's leasehold flat in Bristol, managed by FirstPort, have tripled over five years to about £1,500 annually.

From BBC

"It makes me feel helpless, no matter how much I challenge the costs, it's not going to change, there’s no accountability for them because they can just keep putting up the charges," said Mr Mckinnon.

From BBC

Mr Mckinnon said: "There is an acceptance among all residents, that if you need something from FirstPort, you're either not going to get it, or have a massive battle on your hands."

From BBC

"You have this long line of people in the chain - solicitors, buyers and onward purchase that are all waiting for this one company to provide - what you are paying them to provide - and they just wouldn't do it," Mr Mckinnon said.

From BBC

“Until we have solved the problems of death and loneliness and their byproducts, war and climate change,” said Kate McKinnon, the ceremony’s host , “sensitive souls will continue to offer their theses of how to make the most of our fragile and fleeting time on this burning planet surrounded by other frightened hearts.”

From Los Angeles Times